Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-19
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sensineI's Reporter.
Sheriff Sweeney is off in the county Of
official duty.
Phoenix, A. T., is to have Q street ~railroa,
in three months.
Bishop Whitaker Is expected in Eurek,
next Thursday week.
Hon. M. D. Foley and wife left yester
day for Salt Lake City.
Col. Joseph Grandelmeyer left EureEi
yesterday for San Francisco.
The horse-csr drivers and conductors o.
Los Angeles are on a strike.
The 'longshoremen Of Seattle, W. T.,
are on a strike for better wages.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald left by train
yesterday, to hold court at Winnemucca.
San Diego complains OF O prevalence
of horse thieves and petty larceny aggres-
sors.
Henry Kind went to Union on Sunday
last, and will return home from there on
Tuesday next.
A shooting ARRAY at Nogales between q
railroad brakeman and 0 negro from zeal.
ousy occurred July IL.
Miss Alice Harmon went to Palissde on
| Sunday to pay q three weeks visit to Miss
Anna Jones OF that place.
The First National Bank of Phanix, A..
| T., will open its doors shortly. The new
venture has q capital Of S100, 900.
At Fresno, CAL, July IL. J. s. Walton,
Secretary Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. beat his wife s%hockingly.
G. F. Pope. formerly of Santa Rosa and
Red Bluff, was shot dead by AL Schaeffer
at Lakeview. Oregon, Monday night.
The disbanded Volunteer Fire Depart
ment OF Stockton refuses to surrender the
engines and hose carts to the City Council.
Near Yreka, CAL. July II, Joseph
Swarter was accidentally shot by Charles
w. Sullivan. The wound is pronounced
fatal.
Martin Brown and Ed Blumenthal have
gone TO Elko to see the circus, and from
there they will go to Brufy's Hot Springs
to spend q few days.
A sale OF the extensive marble quarries
about IL miles distant from San Ber-
nardino, CAL, has been concluded with
parties from Chicago.
Jake Cohn, who has been confined 10
his bed for a week with another violent at
tack Of rheumatism, wal athletic be out OF
the street yesterday.
On the LIST OF July the pumps were
started to work to pump out the water in
the copper mines ct Copperopolis, San
Joaquin county, Cal.
Chicago has home for workingmen in
which lodging is 10 cents and breakfast s
cents. The home is supported by ladies
from different churches.
Governor Ryerson, OF Lower California,
declares that yellow fever and cholera
were never known to exist in the northern
districts Of Lower California.
We are expecting some fine cabinet
specimens Of ore from the Garrison mine
at Cortez that have been promised to us by
our young friend Harry Clarke.
II was reported in Flagstaff, Arizona,
recently that Jack OF Diamonds" a no.
torious rustler Of the Ike Clanton gang.
had been killed in Apache county.
There will be q silver wedding at Pali-
| SADIE on the lat Of next month. 1t will be
| the 25th anniversary OF the marriage of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Of the Jones House,
Of that place.
The Atlantic q Pacific railroad contem-
plates building q roundhouse at Williams,
A. T., capable OF holding 80 engines; also,
OF building machine shops there for the
repair OF cars.
The Elsinore News says: The tender
feet wan the earth, and 10 has come to
such a pass that q man is afraid TO put q
price upon his lot lest 10 be gobbled up
from under him.
There is q freighter on the road into
Tempe, Arizona, who Ia so very bitterly
opposed to alcoholic stimulsnts that he
positively refuses TO handle or carry on
his wagon a single package OF liquor.
There is q young woman In Dakota who
is successfully working q one. hundred
and .sixty-scre farm. and she declares tina,
she could work one twice rs large If the
mon who want to marry her would quit
bothering her.
An exciting report comes from south.
western Monterey, to the effect that q son
OF old man Cruikshanks, the discoverer oi
the quartz mines In that vicinity, while
telling q tree, struck q new and rich lead
Of gold quartz.
William Mcdaniel. an old miner who
died suddenly Tuesday at his home in
East Los Angeles, owned two houses and
had $4,000 in the bank, besides $500 in
the house. but seems to have died for wan,
Of proper food.
Eugene HOwell's Condition.